The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-08

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Ala, Class B, 5's-lls \. Q; Pacific lists
Georgia Is, mort.Ius Sor'k & west pre- SIS
n C., cons'd 6's. -I2fs4 Northern Pacific. q
" T., consd SIS hO North'n Pac. pref 6s4
:. C. Brown con. ltoIt Pacifc Mail -. .,4Ls
Xirginia s's.. i tics. Ailer;y... % ss
Chesapeake Ohio Rich x West PIT >
Northwestern Iassss Rock IsIand--.I:6
delaware s Laet.tsa St Paul. prefd.. l ssss
Erie 49, .--..-. 5I4 Texas Pacific 81
East Tennessee. Ia Tenn Coal " Iron. :8
Lake Shore - s.5s Union Pacific. 49,. tss4
Louisville * Nash. 6.I New Jersey Cen sIIe
Memphis Char. Jsls Missouri Pacific. l0e1s
Mobile x Ohio lit Western Union ISIS
Cotton Seed Oil IT.
The stock market to-day was somewhat
irregular. but prices for the most part occu-
pied a lower range than yesterday. There was
some foreign selling early, which induced
traders soon tn follow suit. The latter were
Influenced also by want of strength in Western
Union and the stock was freely sold by pro-
fessionals. Another influence in favor of lower
prices was the development of considerable
opposition among bondholders to the Jersey
reorganization plan Grangers, with the ex-
ceptiOn of st. Paul, were the strongest stocks
and the squirt in Pacific Mail and New England
aided in making a reaction during the after
noon. but selling was renewed late in the day
by traders and Chicago party, and the i'm
provement WAS lost. Wheeling and Lake Erie
receive the support usual of late, and yielded
freely in the latter part of the day. Western
Union received most attention, but showed
weakness, especially in the afternoon. Al
though there were good buying orders in the
the last hour, but n fractional decline only was
established, and most of il WIS afterward re
covered.
yesterdays close, extending To l1s per cent
There was some strength displayed during the
E1Er liar
Yielded and declines ranging up Ia l1s We're
established. After "A slight reacrion the mar
trading until alter IL O'clock when the entire.
| list became hrm- The Improvement however,
was lost in the last hour, although the market
closed steady 10 firm on rally at irregular
changes from the opening figures Total sales
2ll,UO shares
Cotton.
NEW YORK June 1.-Greene x Co.'S report
on cotton futures says: Contracts have been
more active on the old crop, with IA feyerish,
| portion of the day the range was somewhat
/ lower. Foreign accounts at the outset were
less cheerful. and with apprehension that some
| eril line of holders preferred un .Oading and
| taking profits TO risking further carrying
During the afternoon there WAS IA nrmer feel
/ ing, prices, after dropping points ON August,
recovered to within three points of last even
| ing The new crop huctnated somewhat, but
| as IA rule is fairly well held"
| Afternoon rcport-Cotton- receipts, Pa:
gross ,34j. Futures closed steady: sales, liz 80;
June, il ;s,Gi % July, IL "a August. ii 81;
| Sepremner II OB: October 10 a - 10 Al: No
| Ianuary IA I4lfI n. ipriI no M, NJ "a
| C,tton u,iet but steady. sales to-,Iav la
UPlands, ii .-l6; Orleans, Has net receipts
| slI exports To Great Britain, -: To the con
| tinent, bib; stock 5s},ES-
| IrvERpooI. June :. Ha u. Cotton
quiet and rather easier-C piands, d; Orleans u,
sales, 1900; speculation and export, 700
| receipts, 2-uS; American, none Futures dull
at decline: June-July, d La. also 6i-64: July
AUGUST; 6a n % 20. so nsp
| oi-ot' ccp,cti ~ a--of, uso :, 49,
/ cu,btf-NoNciipci, % fo-ot' aiso . a'-of' NJ
c,...'Ss. - c -. g.. =,
| ding 10 II-I6; net receipts =: gross s.,Is-s.
| -; stock 1,saJ.
N NoEroLK June lotion steady; mddling
| sales A. srrck r I:5e ,xports Coast,xi.e pa
n.,',,a,, -, 60, ,,l...,i','.I nj,
| bALiimoht- June q. '".'oh hohiihil hiid-
| dllng, NE; net Receipts, n gross, saiit.s'
-; STOCK f'si'' exports coastwise' ia' sales {"
| BoSroS June Cation steady: mj,IdIiu.
III6; net receipts ID gross receipts -: ssIi,ss
| none; stock none; exports to Great britain.
| T4
| xy,xc-,, Ios r,t s, MI,
d,iIs' i5s. n1a i..' LETS
| "' .s'.
ding, HIS; net receipts, -; gross receipts, Fl;
| stock, 1873.
| ding 1875: net reeeipts ~: gros. ~: sales.
| -. sfnck q RI. eynorts e,astwis.. =
| Nv. 1,,,r,Ss Inn. C,,,on s,,..,,1,-. mill
>E" ~. ''ii'. ~ '.,is NM III
uis ~ 10. .e, t'si.s.e , ~, -
| Rrit,,n 80 rn,,Stwiis,. 'Nf W
| '
MOBILE June lotion firm middling,
| lo4; net receipts-6; gross receipts, d; sales,
| JO; stock; kj, exports coastwfse, ~.
| MEMPHIS June T. Cotton firm: mid
| ding II. NET r,.ceipts III vr. - r,ccint-
| - sbinments =. sfotk m ~,
|
| AtGtsia- IA June '.-'ottoi hriti hihi-
dlihg' III Net receipts, D. SHES : shipments
none
| CHARLESTON June q Cotton firm midi
| sales. 10: stock, @S; exports cosistwise.
| <.,.., N..L.
|. q,
| CHICAGo, June There was a continuation
| of the bulish feeling of Saturday afternoon
| in the wheat pit this morning. June opened
| rs better than saturday closing July open
| ell at s.3s, sold 10 5. and then picked up
steadily to s;es: The latter hsure was put by
large receipts, ON superstition that shorts We're
| rnshlns III, alraiu OF being severely pinched.
| Inc ptilei was aiso GuIfeht tnat the Clique
| Woulu eNe,,t ts ouli July wheat. August
nenn ,h urn wv. o,,i rs aRa 80 al the
large. After the hrst rush the tone OF wheat
| was steader- Juiy kept close to S.Is. Opera
tloIs IN June curing the morning session wen
tnuchssd al. Iuns ON rh S 10, .nouhn ~, !,
Closed nj 49, and JuIy M s.;l,e. s.,.1 ' '''''
Offcial visible. grain s,Ippiy statement shows
"A decrease for the. past week of rs ~ i bnsheI.
| oats, 4IuD bushels rye and |. Isl bushels bar.
lev The total amount of whear visible in IN,
United states and Canada is ~ al M hushe els
,,,ai,St "a ~, .0 rms h..I 90, - n,si,'
i,st year Stncks of xheat in Thi,,,,. N ~
ar, ,.o h,isbeiS ay,,in"t 3is n, @ ; arr -,
| -, ~ 0' 'ii'e iSs'
Corn opened steady and advanced -, ,r;a,.
h,,, - t,n..t an, % u triiis.
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